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SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 2017
Cape Perpetua to present history of trail systems
speaker Loyd Collett, former
Forest Service recreation and
trails manager, who will share
his experience planning, con-
structing and maintaining what
would become the world-class
trail system now enjoyed by
thousands of visitors to Cape
Perpetua.
Joanne Kittel, chair of the
Yachats Trail Committee, will
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all have the ability to help our
oceans and our wildlife
through simple, daily choices,
including what kind of seafood
we’re eating.”
Additional information on
the Year of the Vaquita pro-
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aquarium’s
Oceanscape
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s’mores.
Register for one of the fol-
lowing events by calling 800-
551-6949. Most events are
limited to 35 people and spots
are filling quickly:
• June 16-18: L.L.Stub
Stewart Park
• June 30-July 2: Deschutes
River
• July 7-9: Cascadia
• July 14-16: Willamette
Mission
• July 21-23: Silver Falls
• July 21-23: Prineville
Reservoir
• July 28-30: Ainsworth
• Aug. 11-13: Milo McIver
• Aug. 25-27: Champoeg
• Sept. 8-10: Memaloose
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Northwest Forest Pass, Oregon
Coast Passport, federal recre-
ation pass or $5 day-use fee is
required within the Cape
Perpetua Scenic Area.
For more information, con-
tact the Cape Perpetua Visitor
Center at 541-547-3289.
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Northwest to promote public
support of Cape Perpetua trails
through its new trail donation
fund. Following presentations,
Forest Service field rangers
will lead guided hikes on either
the Discovery Loop or Giant
Spruce Trail.
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The Oregon Parks and
Recreation
Department
(OPRD) welcomes beginning
campers to join in an overnight
guided camping experience
this summer at an Oregon state
park.
Registrations are now being
accepted for the “Let’s Go
Camping Program.”
Events will be held at nine
different parks.
For $30 per family, OPRD
provides tents, sleeping bags
and other gear. Volunteers will
help campers set up tents,
build campfires, prepare meals
in the campsite and more.
Activities could include
ranger-led hikes, owl prowls,
bat chats and plenty of
work to keep Amanda and other
trails passable year round.
Visitors will learn about vol-
unteer opportunities and trail
work projects for the June 3
National Trails Day activities
around Cape Perpetua.
Visitors will also learn about
efforts by Discover Your
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OPRD offers overnight
for novice campers
also present information about
Yachats trails and the Amanda
Trail, which honors the legacy
of Native Americans on the
central Oregon Coast.
The Siuslaw National Forest
and Yachats Trails Committee
have a dedicated group of trail
maintenance volunteers who
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Visitors are invited to join
Cape Perpetua staff and the
Yachats Trails Committee on
Saturday, March 18, at 1 p.m.,
to learn about the history of the
construction and maintenance
of Cape Perpetua trails, current
trail volunteer opportunities
and a new opportunity to con-
tribute to trail management.
The event will feature guest